STUART SILCOX
PHOTOGRAPHY

Shots taken from evening into night of the Piazza del Campo and Duomo di Siena.

On my first full day of exploring Siena. Through the old town and around the edges with views of the surrounding countryside.

These photos are my first impressions of Siena, including Palazzo Salimeni, Piazza del Campo, and the stunning Duomo di Siena.

Laid out in the 16th and 17th centuries, there are great views across the River Arno of the city and of the countryside in the other direction.

Here is a selection of shots from my 2018 visit to Florence/Firenze in Tuscany.

From a visit in 2018. Various sites around Pisa on my second day in the city.

Arriving in the afternoon, I dumped my luggage and went for a walk, strolling through the town, across the river into the main tourist site, and back out again.

Greetings, some final images from my time in Turin/Torino walking around the Piedmontese capital in 2018

Construction completed in the early twenties, this one-time automobile factory is famous for the rooftop test track. Car manufacturing ended here in 1982, and the site was converted into a shopping centre with architectural renovations by Renzo Piano.

After checking in, I took a quick walk by the Po River, starting at the 17th-century built Castlello del Valentino. The weather was cold and grey, with only a few people out, including some rowers on the river.

I took a short train ride north to Lake Como and the small town of Mandello del Lario to visit the Moto Guzzi Museum.

Greetings, this week, a time-lapse video taken at night in March 2018 at the Piazza del Duomo, Milan. Followed by still photos taken on the same night.

Greetings, this week, the imposing 1930s-built Milano Centrale Railway Station.

Here are some images from my first walk around the city, including Castello Sforzesco, Leonardo da Vinci Museum, and inside the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.

Greetings, more adventures from my 2018 Italy trip. This week, an excursion to the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena.

Bologna is the capital of the Northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna

I started with the tombs of Dante and Theodoric the Great, and there are also more mosaics.

On my first day, I visited the Basilica of San Vitale, and around the back in a smaller brick building is the Mausoleo di Galla Placidia.

while staying in Padua in 2018, I visited the Scrovegni Chapel, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Frescoes painted in 1305 by Giotto

It is a medieval-looking city with beautiful civic buildings, churches, a cathedral, and one of the oldest universities in the world.